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    About the possible use of Kodak Technidol

    It would be great to see examples of what you’re happy with (as well as what you’re not). This is the right response. Me too! Did you read his post? He is happy with his results. Without looking you say they are worthless and not worth your time. Boorish.
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    Did photographer John Free use aperture priority mode?

    And they did not have a coupled meter...FM=manual.
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    Omit stabilizer bath Adox c-tec-41 (C-41 development)

    Puttiing on my actual mycologist hat, formaldehyde is a great fungicide, but as it is very volatile, it depends on "wet time". Thus it is only active in the first step of your film's archival life, though this is the time of most exposure to spores--while hanging in a warm/wet darkroom. No...
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    Developer Temperature Compensation Formula

    Did this table render off-kilter? Your base time (1) is at 80°F rather than the usual 20°C/70°F (actually 68 but I find the difference in results negligeable for D-76 1:1).
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    What Films Would You Like To See Kodak Re-Introduce Again? And why?

    And since we have wandered so far from B&W films, I want Cibachrome back too.
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    Danziger Gallery Exhibits "AI-generated color version" of Ansel Adams' "Moonrise, Hernadez, New Mexico" at AIPAD

    I took it (as I think most New Mexicans would) as a balloon far of course from the Festival. We have almost as many balloons plastered on signs and beer cans as we have ristras. As I and others have said before, almost all of us are more interested in the vision that the film (or sensor) (or...
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    What Films Would You Like To See Kodak Re-Introduce Again? And why?

    Copied from the Danziger thread but equally applicable here! As I and others have said before, almost all of us are more interested in the vision that the film (or sensor) (or film+sensor) (and then printer/chromogenic dyes) can communicate rather than absolute faithful chromatic fidelity, as...
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    Danziger Gallery Exhibits "AI-generated color version" of Ansel Adams' "Moonrise, Hernadez, New Mexico" at AIPAD

    I always attributed that to cheap printing (especially compared to the methods AA collaborated/supervised himself) for these government-paid, public domain prints. I just went googling and there were some (eg. Taos pueblo gates) that were quite nice and sharp, but overall they look like...
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    What Films Would You Like To See Kodak Re-Introduce Again? And why?

    What is the goal you wish to accomplish with your medium? Purely chromatic reproduction, granularity, Dmax/range? Some things are suited for direct comparison and require side-by-side comparison, some require subjective impressions. Blah blah blah
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    Danziger Gallery Exhibits "AI-generated color version" of Ansel Adams' "Moonrise, Hernadez, New Mexico" at AIPAD

    In my opinion, this type of post modernist work does several things, as above, but generates content worthy only of comment, not appreciation. Most especially something like hers, which is straight appropriation of the images with any "reinterpretation" as conversation after the fact, not in the...
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    Ilford CAP40 questions before purchasing

    Easy to use, and the conversion to RA-4 consists of turning a rheostat down for the temperature. I got one for practically free (but paid for shipping within the US about 15 years ago, but it's been in storage for >10 (I hope the mice have not had too much fun inside) and renovating soon and...
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    Danziger Gallery Exhibits "AI-generated color version" of Ansel Adams' "Moonrise, Hernadez, New Mexico" at AIPAD

    ????? I don’t know about the AI version, but I can take you to within a few feet of AA’s site, near a dollar store in Hernandez. The Sangre de Christos are east, and sun is setting behind the Jemez mountains in the west. And just like the sun, all over the earth (and New Mexico is backwards in...
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    Danziger Gallery Exhibits "AI-generated color version" of Ansel Adams' "Moonrise, Hernadez, New Mexico" at AIPAD

    It's not an unpleasing image in itself, the colors are in keeping with the location (not for November, perhaps), but as it is entirely derivative it is an abomination in any context (and all art is to be appreciated only for context and not content in this post-post-modern world) I'm surprised...
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